Five years in jewellery, a new category without touching stock
Caner has been selling jewellery on Etsy for about five years. Listybox kept showing up in his feed until he looked into it properly, about three months ago.
Caner Y. · 1:15
“I'd want anyone who wants to sell online without much capital to give this a look.”
- On Etsy
- About 5 years, jewellery
- With Listybox
- About 3 months
- New category
- Wall art, publishing for 2 months
- Inventory he held
- None
Why an established seller added a second category
An existing store is an asset. Adding a category to it usually means capital: stock, storage, and the risk of guessing wrong about what will sell.
That is the part Caner skipped. He picks products from the catalogue and lists them; when an order comes in, the system produces, packs and ships the designed product to the buyer in the US. He never touched any inventory.
What he uses
The feature he calls out is Trend Compass, which follows what is happening in the US right now and lets him put out timely products instead of guessing. He has been publishing wall art designs for about two months, using our mockups and tools, and listing them in his own store.
On the rest of it he is blunt: prices are fair, and shipping, packing and the whole operation sit on our side. Customer feedback has been good - people are genuinely happy with the products.
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